Training, development and awareness continues to be of critical
importance when specifying products in buildings.
With this in mind, one leading rooflight manufacturer, Xtralite, is
now offering a NARM (National Association of Rooflight Manufacturers) RIBA
accredited CPD course which will see members of its team visit architects and
specifiers to deliver on site training.
“The integration of daylight into modern buildings is a primary
consideration and rooflights can play a vital part in delivering this and the
benefits associated with it,” said Jim Lowther Head of Sales Xtralite Ltd.
“It has been proven that daylight is critical to the health and
wellbeing of building users and occupants and our one day course covers key
elements to raise awareness of incorporating natural light in our buildings.”
The course has five modules which include daylight in the build
environment, the role of rooflights in energy saving and emissions reduction,
overview of rooflight systems and applications, rooflighting basic designs and
rooflighting legislation and standards.
“Our course will unlock the specifics behind rooflights, explain how
they are integrated into design schemes and tackle the important legislative
elements that users are required to adhere to,” said Jim.
“As well as building user benefits, rooflights have also been proven
to save energy and reduce CO2 emissions and, as more builders and construction
professionals place this as a priority, rooflights can be one way in which more
energy efficient buildings can be achieved.
“Rooflights are no longer just specified in flat roofs and can be
integrated into the most eye-catching, cutting edge building designs,” Jim
concluded. “We look forward to educating industry professionals on the
potential impact it could deliver for building designs in the future.”
